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This poster describes a qualitative study of how a blended learning approach to teaching research ethics impacted understanding and empowerment among a diverse group of doctoral students enrolled in a 10-week research ethics class. A model is proposed based on results suggesting that blended learning design, defined as a strategic combination of both delivery media and teaching strategies that foster diverse perspectives, can result in deeper learning for improved student understanding and empowerment.